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Police Arrest Top Traditional Ruler
- The Ogun State Police Command has arrested the Olu Of Kemta, Oba Adetokunbo Tejuoso, EKO HOT BLOG has gathered.
- The Olu of Kemta is a member of Egba Traditional Council who was recommended by the last administration and upgraded from Baale to a coronet Oba during Senator Ibikunle Amosun’s regime.
The Ogun State Police Command has arrested the Olu Of Kemta, Oba Adetokunbo Tejuoso, EKO HOT BLOG has gathered.
The monarch was arrested over an alleged romance scam and multiple forgeries.
Kemta is in Odeda Local Government Area of Ogun State.
The Olu of Kemta is a member of Egba Traditional Council who was recommended by the last administration and upgraded from Baale to a coronet monarch during Senator Ibikunle Amosun’s regime.
The arrest came after a lady petitioned the police.
It was gathered that several petitions had been submitted to the Ogun State Traditional Council by some of his victims but they were ignored.
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A source disclosed that the monarch is without a wife or a child, adding that he specializes in defrauding his unsuspecting victims mostly wealthy ladies via Facebook and Instagram with a promise of marriage.
“He is also Fond of taking photographs with influential people and beautiful places to promote his ambitions on his Instagram and Facebook pages.
“Oba Tejuoso always look for wealthy ladies through their online profiles and photographs to determine his approach.
“It is sad to discover that the sacred traditional institution has become the final bus stop for fraudulent people because of lack of integrity checks and balances by the government and tradition council before approval is given,” one of the victims said.
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